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CBCT & Panoramic · Access and Advance editions

Carestream CS 8200 3D CBCTTwo editions.
Both seriously capable.

Access for everyday 3D · Advance for full-arch planning

Same hardware, same image quality, same 75 µm endo mode. Both scan 8×9 cm as standard. The difference is how much more anatomy you can capture: Access adds a 10×10 cm upgrade, Advance includes 10×10 and full-arch 12×10 cm for All-on-4 and full-mouth planning. Installed, trained and supported by the team that scans more CBCT patients than anyone else in the UK. Rent the Access from £832.50 +VAT a month, servicing included.

Access or Advance? See the difference ↓
Free · 10 pages · PDF

The CS 8200 Pre-Install Pack.

The exact checklist used on every UK install — room dimensions, electrical prep, RPA sign-off, training agenda. Hand it to your builder and your IT. We do this every week.

1RoomDimensions, wall build and positioning.
2ElectricalSupply, isolator and exposure switch.
3IT specWorkstation, network and imaging software.
4RPA & QAShielding sign-off and compliance checks.
5TrainingYour team scanning on day one.
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Pre-Install Pack
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Access or Advance?

CS 8200 fields of view: same machine, different reach.

Both editions use identical hardware, the same sensor and the same CS Imaging software. The Access is excellent for the vast majority of dentists. The real difference is how much anatomy you capture in one scan.

8×9 standard
10×10 upgrade
Access
8×9 cm
As standard. Add a 10×10 cm upgrade in software when you need it. Up to 5 fields of view, from 4×4 cm.
Advance
Up to 12×10 cm
8×9 cm as standard, with 10×10 and 12×10 cm included. Up to 9 fields of view, from 4×4 cm to the full arch.

Why the 12×10 cm matters for full-arch work.

The bigger volume captures the full arch plus more of the surrounding anatomy. That extra anatomy gives the software more reference points when it stitches your intraoral scan to the CBCT, and gives you a more complete DICOM for digital implant planning and guided surgery.

Planning All-on-4, All-on-6 or full-mouth reconstruction? Advance is the route to go. For endo, single and multiple implants and everyday diagnostics, the Access does the job brilliantly.

Access · 8×9 cm10×10 cm upgrade available
Advance · 12×10 cmFull arch, more anatomy
Implant planning in CS Imaging software on a CBCT scan
Plan the implants on screen. Place implants, trace the nerve and check the bone in CS Imaging before you open the flap. Included with both editions.
Intraoral scan aligned with the CBCT volume
Merge your intraoral scan. Import the IO scan and align it to the CBCT for guided surgery. The 12×10 cm volume gives the software more anatomy to match.

Every field of view, and which edition has it

Pick the smallest volume that answers the clinical question. Smaller volume means lower dose and finer detail.

4×4 – 5×5 cm
Localised

Endodontics, single implants, localised pathology and children.

AccessAdvance
8×5 cm
Single arch

One arch: multiple implants or several areas of interest.

AccessAdvance
5×8 cm
Antagonist teeth

Opposing teeth together, for vague symptoms or implant planning.

AccessAdvance
8×9 cm
Dual arch

Both jaws: multiple implants, surgical guides and airway.

AccessAdvance
10×5 – 12×5 cm
Full single jaw

The whole mandible or maxilla: multiple impactions and implant planning.

Access: upgradeAdvance
10×10 – 12×10 cm
Full dual jaw

Full-arch planning, oral surgery, periodontal exams and sinus evaluation.

Access: 10×10 upgradeAdvance: 10×10 & 12×10

Field-of-view images and figures: Carestream Dental. Every upgrade is done in software, so no hardware change and no new installation. A 16×10 cm upgrade is also available on Advance for TMJ and full-skull work, though few high-street practices need it.

What both editions share

  • 8×9 cm dual-arch volume as standard on both.
  • Identical hardware and sensor. Upgrade later in software, no engineer swap-out.
  • Panoramic and 3D in one unit, with an optional ceph arm and 3D object scanning on either edition.
  • Low-dose 2D and 3D imaging, plus metal artefact reduction with live comparison (option).
  • Open platform. Works with third-party intraoral scanners and exports DICOM for planning software.
  • CS UpStream remote monitoring (option), so faults are spotted before you lose a session.
75 µmEndo HD mode, for root canals and fine detail
150 µmStandard mode, for most indications
300 µmLow-dose mode, for children and follow-ups

What Advance adds

  • 10×10 and 12×10 cm volumes included, for implant planning across the whole arch.
  • Up to 9 fields of view, from 4×4 cm to 12×10 cm.
  • Scout view to check the imaging area before you expose the patient.
  • Exam parameters recorded for every patient, so repeat scans match.
  • More anatomy in the DICOM, giving better intraoral scan merging for guided surgery.
Patient standing face-forward in the CS 8200 3D
Patients face forward. Nothing closes in around them, so nervous patients stay calm and still. Fewer retakes.
CS Imaging acquisition screen showing field of view selection on a skull
Set up the scan on screen. Pick the field of view on the skull, check it, and scan. Your team learns it in a morning.
Carestream CS 8200 3D with the optional cephalometric arm
Add a ceph arm. Either edition takes the optional cephalometric arm, so one machine covers pan, 3D and ortho.
Metal artefact reduction

Clear images around implants, crowns and root fillings.

Metal scatters X-rays. That causes the dark streaks and bright flares next to implants, crowns, posts and root fillings, and it can hide the bone and tooth structure you need to assess. CS MAR cleans up those streaks so you can see what is next to the metal.

  • Available on Access and Advance, as an option.
  • Live comparison. Switch between the original and the corrected image, so nothing is hidden from you.
  • Most useful in restored mouths: failing implants, bone around existing crowns and bridges, and fractures or missed canals next to root fillings.
  • Full-arch cases often have old metalwork. MAR gives you a cleaner starting point for planning.

Video: the same scans without and with CS MAR.

Choose Access if

Most of your 3D work is in one area at a time

  • Endodontics, including calcified canals and fractures
  • Single and multiple implants
  • Everyday diagnostics, impacted teeth and pathology
  • You'd rather upgrade in software as your caseload grows
Choose Advance if

You plan full arches

  • All-on-4, All-on-6 and full-mouth reconstruction
  • Guided surgery with your intraoral scan merged across the whole arch
  • You want scout view and recorded exam parameters
  • You want the widest range of fields of view from day one
Side by side

CS 8200 3D Access v Advance

CS 8200 3D AccessCS 8200 3D Advance
ImagingPanoramic + CBCT, optional ceph armPanoramic + CBCT, optional ceph arm
Fields of view4×4 cm to 8×9 cm as standard
10×10 cm upgrade
4×4 cm to 8×9 cm as standard
10×10 and 12×10 cm included
HardwareIdentical – Access upgrades to Advance by software, with no new machine and no re-installation
SoftwareCS Imaging included as standard
Best suited toGeneral practice, endo, single and multiple implants, everyday diagnosticsAll-on-4 and All-on-6, full-mouth reconstruction, oral surgery, guided surgery

Weighing up the cost? Read what a CBCT really costs in the UK, or compare the full Carestream CBCT range, including the CS 9600. Weighing up Acteon too? See the CS 8200 vs Optima comparison.

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See the CS 8200 3D in action

CS 8200 3D Neo Edition overview

CS 8200 3D Advance features

How to do the monthly QA test

Step-by-step guide, manuals and downloads in our clinical training hub.

Real cases · real clinicians

Don't take our word for it.

Cases written up by clinicians using Carestream CBCT in their own practices. Read the full library on our Clinical Insights platform.

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CS8200 Case Study Dr Hubertus Schindler case study
Dr Hubertus Schindler · Oral surgery · CS 8200 · 5 min read

Impacted wisdom teeth touching the nerve — how CBCT changed the conversation.

"The 2D image suggested risk. The CBCT confirmed it — and gave me the language to talk to the patient about consent in a way that finally made sense to them."

Read the full case study →
Why specify 360visualise

Why buy from 360: we operate the same equipment we supply.

Most CBCT suppliers complete the sale, install the unit, and the relationship effectively ends there. Our model is different. Alongside supplying Carestream systems to UK practices, we operate a busy CBCT scan centre on the same hardware — reporting more than 3,000 patient scans each year. When you contact our support team, you reach engineers and clinicians who use the equipment every working day.

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The only UK supplier operating its own scan centre.

Our Yorkshire centre runs Carestream CBCT five days a week. The clinicians delivering your training are the same people reporting referred scans on identical equipment — so the workflows we teach are the workflows we use.

ii

Installation, training and support delivered in-house.

Our own engineers carry out the installation. Our clinical team trains your staff on site. Our helpdesk answers the telephone Monday to Friday. There are no third-party contractors and no cross-vendor dependencies in the support chain.

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500+ UK installations across every type of practice.

From single-handed practices to multi-site groups, we have installed Carestream systems in rooms of every shape and size. The pre-installation pack you have downloaded is the cumulative output of those projects — consolidated guidance distilled from real-world experience.

Rachel — Clinical Application Trainer & GDC-registered nurse
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The clinician who trains your team.

Rachel — our Clinical Application Trainer and GDC-registered nurse — runs the on-site training at every install. Her view on the CS8200: “It’s the easiest CBCT I teach. Most teams are scanning confidently within their first day, and every practice I visit falls for the machine immediately — which makes my role genuinely satisfying.”

Only when you buy from 360 Visualise

CS 8200 offers: order the machine, save on the rest.

Three things every CS 8200 practice ends up needing: trained staff, someone qualified to report, and a compliant room. Order them with the machine and we take a big chunk off. Tell your sales contact when you order. There is no extra paperwork.

All three offers apply only when ordered at the same time as the machine. Mention them when you request your quote.

Before you spend a penny on building work

Get the CS 8200 Pre-Install Pack.

Room dimensions, electrical checklist, IT spec, RPA process and training prep. The exact pack we use on every UK install.

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From practices we look after

What our CBCT customers say.

★★★★★
"The service and support we've had has been phenomenal. From the moment we picked up the phone to the day they came and installed, it's been really seamless."
Dr Daniel JenkinsonDentistry at Holme, West Yorkshire · CS 8100 3D
★★★★★
"360v replied same day with best product, best offer and best conditions. Installation was seamless and ongoing support excellent."
Radko ChmurovicNottingham · CS 8100 3D and CS 3600
★★★★★
"Whenever we've had a question or needed assistance, the response has been incredibly prompt, helpful, and knowledgeable."
Dr Pedro GoncalvesNewholme Clinic · Acteon Optima CBCT

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The questions everyone asks

Carestream CS 8200 questions, answered.

What's the smallest room you can fit it in?

Without ceph: 1.5 × 1.0 m comfortably. With ceph arm, allow ~2.5 × 1.5 m. Page 3 of the pack has full dimensions and we'll measure your room ourselves on a free site visit.

Do I need lead lining?

Sometimes — depends on adjacent rooms and your RPA's assessment. The CS8200's scatter dose is similar to a digital OPG. We supply lead-lined plasterboard, leaded doors and viewing windows if your RPA requires them.

Is a warning lamp legally required?

Less often than people assume. Older guidance (HPA 2010) treated them as effectively mandatory; today's RPAs typically weigh scatter dose, room geometry and footfall before specifying. Your RPA decides — we'll fit one if asked.

How long from order to scanning patients?

Typically 6–8 weeks for a straightforward room. Most of that is your builder + RPA sign-off — once it's fitted we install in a day, train the next, and you're scanning live patients on day three.

Can I upgrade Access to Advance later?

Yes — same chassis, software unlock only. No engineer call-out required for the upgrade itself; we'll handle it remotely once your licence is updated.

What's the ongoing cost?

Annual service £595 per year. This includes full calibration and firmware updates.

What's the difference between the CS 8200 3D Access and Advance?

They share the same hardware and software. Both cover 4×4 cm to 8×9 cm as standard. Access can add a 10×10 cm upgrade. That covers the vast majority of dentistry: endo, single and multiple implants and everyday diagnostics. Advance includes 10×10 and 12×10 cm. The extra anatomy helps when stitching an intraoral scan to the CBCT, so it is the one to choose for All-on-4, All-on-6 and full-mouth reconstruction. Both can take an optional ceph arm.

Does the CS 8200 3D take panoramic X-rays too?

Yes. It is a panoramic and CBCT unit in one, so it can replace your existing OPG. Either edition can also take cephs with the optional ceph arm.

What software comes with the CS 8200 3D?

CS Imaging is included as standard, for viewing, measuring and reporting your scans. You can also export scans to third-party implant planning and guide software.

How much does a Carestream CS 8200 3D cost?

It depends on the edition and options, so we give you an all-in quote. You can buy outright, on finance through Bramar, Performance Finance or Aspired Finance, or rent the Access from £832.50 +VAT a month (or compare CBCT rental options). Our CBCT cost guide shows what a ready-to-scan price should include.

See it before you buy

See the CS 8200 at our office.

Our Yorkshire scan centre runs the CS 8200 every day. Spend a morning with us: watch it scan, try the software and talk to the clinicians who use it.

Visit us in YorkshireSee the full workflow on real patients, from positioning to the finished report.
Or see one near youToo far to travel? We will put you in touch with a practice near you that already has one installed.
Call 01943 601222

Order with the machine and get 2 free Level 1 course places, a half-price Level 2 place and 30% off leaded doors. See the offers ↑

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